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'Scheduled jobs' (1)
The 'Scheduled jobs' area displays print jobs and copy jobs (this can also be check plots
or scan to file jobs) that are printed directly on the printer without operator interaction.
The 'Scheduled jobs' area allows you to change the order in which the jobs are printed
and you can move jobs to the 'Waiting jobs' area. In addition, you can hold the active
job to process another job first. If a job is currently printing, you can interrupt the job
in favor of another job. When the other job is ready, you can resume the interrupted job
without having to resend it. It is also possible to delete jobs from the 'Scheduled jobs'
area.
'Waiting jobs' (2)
The 'Waiting jobs' area is a temporary holding space for jobs that need operator interaction
before they are printed. You can send print jobs directly to the 'Waiting jobs' area, you
can move jobs from the 'Printed jobs' to the 'Waiting jobs' area or you can set up the
system to force all jobs to the 'Waiting jobs'. In the 'Waiting jobs' area, the operator has
full control over the jobs. It is also possible to delete jobs from the 'Waiting jobs' area.
Chapter 5 - The Océ TDS750 Power Logic
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